Questions, answered.

Each brand token is tied to a real food brand operating through delivery aggregators. Revenue is captured at source through controlled operating accounts, so the token reflects a live business rather than synthetic exposure.

New brands start on a bonding curve for early price discovery. After the token generation event they move to open-market order book trading, so there is a continuous path from launch to liquid market.

Trading settles on BNB Chain. You can pay and settle in BNB, USDT or $TASTY, and connect any standard EVM wallet.

A processing fee of 0.85% covers secure payment processing and smart contract execution. Token creation carries a 2% mint fee and a 0.1% tokenization fee, paid by the brand at launch, not by traders on every trade.

Token value tracks the brand. If revenue falls, the buyback & burn support behind the token weakens and the price can fall with it. Tokens remain freely transferable and tradable on the open market, so you can exit a position at any time.

Early access is tier-based. Stake $TASTY to reach a tier, and higher tiers unlock larger allocations in upcoming brand launches before tokens reach the open market.

A brand token gives exposure to the brand's commercial success through the token's market value. As the brand earns through aggregators, a defined share of operating flows funds a buyback & burn program for the token. There is no dividend, revenue share or guaranteed return; exposure is expressed through price.

Revenue directed back from the brand is used to buy the token on the open market, inside the TastyCo terminal, and the bought-back tokens are burned. Supply falls and buying pressure supports the price for every holder. The protocol does not pay out a share of revenue.

Allocations from a launch can carry a vesting schedule (TGE unlock, cliff and linear release). Your unlocked balance updates on schedule and is visible in your dashboard.

Participation requires one-time KYC through our ADGM-based regulated structure. Availability and eligibility depend on your jurisdiction. Nothing here is investment advice.

No. Tokens grant trademark and brand rights, not company equity, and holders gain exposure through the token's market value rather than a share of profit. You keep full ownership and operational control of your business.

Launch carries a 2% mint fee for creating your brand tokens on-chain, a 2% fee covering official registration and legal paperwork, and a 0.1% tokenization fee. Ongoing trading uses a 0.85% processing fee.

Revenue is captured at source through controlled operating accounts tied to delivery aggregators, then allocated transparently at brand level. This keeps cashflows auditable and removes execution and trust risk.

No. A managed operating network run by Global Food Ventures and other operating partners handles kitchens and aggregator integrations, so you can launch in cities like Riyadh, Dubai, London or New York without owning infrastructure.

No. Any brand can launch a food line on TastyCo, including names from outside food and from web3. If you have an audience, you can turn a food product into a tradable, revenue-generating asset.